Heavy flooding from the Chenab River has partially submerged 22 villages in Multan district, Punjab, Pakistan, displacing thousands of residents and damaging standing crops. Water levels reached three to four feet in affected areas across four tehsils – Multan Saddar, Shujaabad, and Jalalpur Pirwala being the worst hit. While no formal evacuation orders have been issued, residents have proactively relocated with their livestock to safer ground. Significant agricultural losses are reported, with cotton and fodder crops inundated. District administration reports water levels are now receding, and the situation is under close monitoring. Local protective bunds built by farmers were overwhelmed by the floodwaters, according to civil society reports.